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And they loved it. We still put in a lot of work into our art. Yes, we put in a tape and we started recording in a little stereo. Stage, lights and large crowds come as no surprise to this dawn of her solo career. It's bad enough that you have to deal with them at home, but can you imagine having to work with your siblings? So why would a group of four pretty and trendy kids decide to explore maskandi, which was totally unpopular territory among their peers this is before Amapomani came along, of course? But the nice thing is that we were also able to give our own inputs.

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We send each other videos of new routines, because mussic much as are performing old songs, we like to revamp our delivery and therefore, create new dance routines. But apart from all the unavoidable fights, the love was and still is there. We wore traditional outfits, and obviously had to wear tights underneath. So I had to ask, "What happened to the group?

You'd be surprised when you get to the show, knowing very well that you packed your tights, and next thing they're not there. After the demo made the cut, Ntombi musci her brothers and sisters formed the band Amaponi.

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Being in a big family also did not allow us to be angry at each other for a long time. One would forget their outfit, and steal yours. Apparently they had to put in some serious work after that:. Meeting Ntombi is a lot like listening to Amaponi.

My dad played the guitar for us, and my mom was our manager. So literally, the six of us worked together and travelled the world together. Can we offer suggestions within: Do you want your quote to include the following services for the artist: It was not long after releasing their hit single Tshiki Layi Layi, when almost every child in South Africa wanted to either be them, or amapobi with them.

Could you see them making a comeback?

Mzansi reacts to Mmusi Maimane's 'Steinhoff-sponsored car' scandal. On top of that, we faced challenges getting a recording deal, because despite the fact that our parents had been in the industry for a long time, we had to do it like everyone else.

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But the nice thing is that we were also able to give our own inputs. Does not claim to be an official website, the owners or management over any supplier, service or content.

Amapni got to a point where we actually learnt that money doesn't fall from trees. We worked on our art day and night," she reveals.

We also get over issues in a matter of a few minutes. She's instantly likable, lots of fun and entirely unconcerned with appearing cool. We all wanted to be Beyonces of the group.

remember amaponi - what happened to that legendary group?

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Before that, we had to quickly come up with a performance in the boardroom right there and then. Ntombi admits that it yanked her veins at times. Kendall Jenner opens up about being on the ''verge of a mental breakdown'' in Celebrity. So why would mussic group of four pretty and trendy kids decide to explore maskandi, which was totally unpopular territory among their peers this is before Amapomani came along, of course?

You might remember them as the group that featured The Ngcobo siblings in including Ntombi, Nkosinathi, Jabulani and Vusiwe. You could record your entire life on them with, of course, enough empty cassettes. Jabu wanted to focus on sound engineering and being a DJ, I wanted to focus on music, Vusiwe wanted to be a lawyer and she was also crazy about TV presenting. And can we take a moment to speak about the snazzy and daring costumes they often wore to their performances?